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Tome: Immortal Arena
Tome: Immortal Arena is a MOBA that prides itself on short matches, fast gameplay, Bruce Campbell, and accessibility, even to the MOBA-illiterate – and it’s free to play on Steam right now.
In Tome, players pick their Guardians and fight two-lane 3v3 or 5v5 matches to earn XP, Devotion, and favor with the six Gods. The game features short, 10 to 15-minute matches, in-lane healing, and auto-buy functions to make it more approachable to MOBA newcomers. And oh, yeah – Bruce Campbell is the in-game announcer.
The pictures and video below give you an idea of what you’re getting into when you get into Tome.
Tome: Immortal Arena is available now on Steam. Dan Tack got some hands-on time with it at PAX this year, and you can check out his impressions here. Find out more about Tome at its official website.
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